If you’re searching for the best 7 seater SUV in Canada, you’re probably juggling the same three things most Ontario families are: space, winter driving confidence, and a monthly payment that still leaves room for life.

Searching used cars near me can feel simple at first—until you’re comparing prices, kilometres, and “too good to be true” ads across a dozen tabs. The good news: with a clear plan, you can narrow down options fast and feel confident you’re getting real value. Whether you’re commuting into Burlington, driving the QEW between Hamilton and Oakville, or juggling family life near Milton or Grimsby, the “right” used car usually comes down to three things: fit, condition, and payme

Ontario’s plate stickers may be gone for most passenger vehicles, but licence plate renewal is still required —and it can affect tickets, tolls, and even your day-to-day driving. Introduction If you drive in Ontario, licence plate renewal is one of those “easy to forget” tasks—especially since most passenger vehicles no longer get a physical sticker. But renewal is still a legal requirement , and it’s increasingly digital (including automatic renewals for some plate types ).

Comparing Chrysler Pacifica vs Toyota Sienna for real Canadian family life — and how to test-drive both across the Car Nation Canada dealership group. If your life is a mix of school runs, weekend sports, Costco trips and long drives around the Golden Horseshoe, a minivan isn’t just another vehicle — it’s your mobile command centre. Two of the strongest options in Canada right now are the Chrysler Pacifica and the Toyota Sienna. Even better: you don’t have to choose

Cross-shopping a 2026 Ford Mustang and a 2026 Mercedes-Benz E-Class might sound odd at first. One’s a rear-drive coupe built for thrills; the other is a plush executive sedan built for quiet comfort.